Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Mar 28, 2012 | Analysis, Arab Spring, Morocco News, News |
By Edmund Blair and Tom Perry CAIRO (Reuters) – The Muslim Brotherhood has quietly spread its influence far beyond Egypt in its 84-year history, but Arab revolts have opened broad new political horizons the group hopes...
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eTravel Blackboard Food-loving Italian aristocrat Fabrizio Ruspoli, owner of the renowned La Maison Arabe, in Marrakech, paid a visit to Australia this month to spread the word about the cuisine from his adopted home country...
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RABAT, March 27 (Reuters) – The Moroccan government should not subscribe to a planned capital increase by Maroc Telecom because it can not afford it considering the state of public finances, the head of the country’s...
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Star Africa By: Stéphane Talla Moroccan pilot, Mehdi Bennani will take part in the second lap of the WTCC race next week end in Spain around Ricardo Tormo de Valence. Bennani finished 14th in the professionals’ and 8th in the...
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Tuscaloosa News The Associated Press After missing a spot in the Masters, winning in front of a home crowd will be a motivating factor for Matteo Manassero at the Sicilian Open. The 18-year-old Manassero was runner-up in Spain...
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